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AHCI is a grassroots organization, created by community members and health care providers in December 1996. AHCI received non-profit 501(c)(3) status in 1998. Today, the coalition is composed of a diverse array of community-based organizations, health care providers, and public health officials.
Mission:
Our mission is to improve the health and well being of all Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPIs) in Illinois through the development of an AAPI health agenda that includes:
Advocating for culturally and linguistically appropriate services and programs;
increasing representation of AAPIs in all levels of the health care policy/ decision-making process;
Providing technical assistance for programs promoting culturally and
linguistically appropriate community health education and disease prevention
while overcoming barriers to health care access;
Serving as a clearinghouse, think tank, and resource center for all Illinois based health related organizations for AAPI issues; and
Combating invisibility by increasing and improving the collection, analysis,
and dissemination of data about AAPI populations and sub-populations.
Mission:
Our mission is to improve the health and well being of all Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPIs) in Illinois through the development of an AAPI health agenda that includes:
Advocating for culturally and linguistically appropriate services and programs;
increasing representation of AAPIs in all levels of the health care policy/ decision-making process;
Providing technical assistance for programs promoting culturally and
linguistically appropriate community health education and disease prevention
while overcoming barriers to health care access;
Serving as a clearinghouse, think tank, and resource center for all Illinois based health related organizations for AAPI issues; and
Combating invisibility by increasing and improving the collection, analysis,
and dissemination of data about AAPI populations and sub-populations.

